I bought one for my G23 MCK kit (RONI) and it jams up every 4th or 5th round consistently. I did drop it fully loaded and it broke the stick part right off....promag sent me a new one free of charge no shipping. I did ship them the broken one though. They def live up to their warranty claims if nothing else.
Have AK drum from PM, Indeed a pain to load, but in multiple AK/M92 has ran great . Pleasantly surprised especially for the amount of grief PM Gets. Contemplating getting PM 9mm drum for AR9. Good video ty for posting
I have the G21 40rd mag it keeps falling out when I shoot it. Upon inspection I noticed the mag catch slot it chipped. I bought a factory mag, hopefully I can change the top half and make it stay fit
I have a 50 pmag drum for my cz Scorpion and yes it's absolutely stupid to load but I have never had a malfunction...I too would also rather load a 40 ets mag
I took mine apart because of a jam (my fault, not the drums) but it kinda flew apart. On that “follower” string of fake bullet looking things, the last one has a plastic pin in it, I found that but it sinks all the way to the bottom of the hole, was there a spring in there???
Got one for my xd40 and I put like 40 or so shots through it on the 2nd shot it jammed up and it jammed 3-4 times though shooting the 40 shots so I wasn't impressed by it on my xd it seems like they work a little better on glocks but it's promag they all jam dont rely on your life ever and if u carry one around your stupid just use your factory mag
@@30secondtactics agreed its impractical and a waste of money I would never use it anywhere other than the range anyway and even then I didn't like it I loaded it once with 40 rounds and didn't touch it the rest of the time I shot I had more fun using the normal magazine lmao
That final round was not a mag "Failure'. If it held 51 rounds, 50 would have fired. Yeah it's bulky, yeah you need to try hard to justify it's belonging, but a failure? NOPE! re-load and do it again, just for you, no video, and the same thing will happen again... Maybe. That wasn't the mag failing to cycle the round. That being stated, I really want the follow-up video of you wiping there egg from your face. This same type magazine works just as well for my shotgun. Only difference, it's totally justified for the weapon. I do learn a lot from you, Sir. I just wanted to say that this mag never had a real chance with you. Biased to state the least. Good job, though! Thank you!
Um, ok. It was given to me for the video and I have since given it away. So there will be no follow-up evaluation. If you like yours, rock on, but it's not for me. Thanks for watching.
Perfectly said. I too was going to write a comment stating how he was biased from the beginning before even trying it and never gave it chance. Seems like he didn't like promag so the review ended right when it started.
@@30secondtactics dang okay, I recently purchased one and I’ve been looking all over for a disassemble vid because mine is functioning properly and I’m wanting to take it apart
I believe what you're talking about goes in the back of the first link of the follower and helps to keep the follower centered to prevent it from kinking up inside the magazine. You can see the hole it goes in at the 5:30 mark on the video. It's designed to work with that pin and spring but if it's still working without it you can either leave it as is or consider taking it apart to re install those pieces.
@Ricky all you need is an allen wrench and some patience. Go slow and if you think you might forget the sequence to put it back together, take pictures after each step.
💥😎4 EHT MHTIROGLA👍🇺🇸 I don't understand why it needs the 17 dummy round follower? Is that track of replicas spring loaded? If not...why not just up the mag to like 65 rnds or something ?
Mine broke the first 10 rounds. Broke the lips right off. The jamb was incredibly hard to clear. Promag sucks. If magpul or the manufacturer dosnt make it, I won't buy it.
I agree, this is a complete design mess - pretty much impossible to load without having three hands. It may run o.k., but which idiot designed the loading mechanism?
Very fun for at the range so you don’t have to reload constantly
I bought one for my G23 MCK kit (RONI) and it jams up every 4th or 5th round consistently. I did drop it fully loaded and it broke the stick part right off....promag sent me a new one free of charge no shipping. I did ship them the broken one though. They def live up to their warranty claims if nothing else.
Have AK drum from PM, Indeed a pain to load, but in multiple AK/M92 has ran great . Pleasantly surprised especially for the amount of grief PM Gets. Contemplating getting PM 9mm drum for AR9. Good video ty for posting
Thanks for watching.
Tnx for the review! Disgrace that Glock doesn't offer any OEM extended mags for the 43x, so we're stuck with 3rd parties
Yep. I like Glocks but they aren't much on innovation or giving the customer what they want.
A lil spring fell out not sure if it will still shoot I got the same drum for my glock 17
I have one 4 my glock 42. Runs perfect everytime. Guess i got a good one.
Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this! I didn't know the fake plastic bullets was the follower. I almost threw them in the trash lol
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
I use it on my pc charger it seems to do fine. No jam yet
I have the G21 40rd mag it keeps falling out when I shoot it. Upon inspection I noticed the mag catch slot it chipped. I bought a factory mag, hopefully I can change the top half and make it stay fit
Hmm. Hope that works for you.
I have a 50 pmag drum for my cz Scorpion and yes it's absolutely stupid to load but I have never had a malfunction...I too would also rather load a 40 ets mag
Glad yours is running well. Thanks for watching my videos.
@@30secondtactics I'm a new sub...keep up the great work
I love it Your content is very sweet
Thanks for watching.
Hit or miss wit promag
@@ciscogomez7562 that has been my experience as well.
I took mine apart because of a jam (my fault, not the drums) but it kinda flew apart. On that “follower” string of fake bullet looking things, the last one has a plastic pin in it, I found that but it sinks all the way to the bottom of the hole, was there a spring in there???
Yes. Sounds like you've lost a spring.
Useful for caa conversion kit
Useful how ? I have the caa mck and still don't know if this is reliable.. or if it fits..
@@ir3324 If it fits the regular pistol, why wouldn't it fit in the mck?
No spring in there? How does it feed it.
@@jonathanpolidura9936 coil spring like in a watch.
Got one for my xd40 and I put like 40 or so shots through it on the 2nd shot it jammed up and it jammed 3-4 times though shooting the 40 shots so I wasn't impressed by it on my xd it seems like they work a little better on glocks but it's promag they all jam dont rely on your life ever and if u carry one around your stupid just use your factory mag
Yep. I see it as a toy not a tool.
@@30secondtactics agreed its impractical and a waste of money I would never use it anywhere other than the range anyway and even then I didn't like it I loaded it once with 40 rounds and didn't touch it the rest of the time I shot I had more fun using the normal magazine lmao
That final round was not a mag "Failure'. If it held 51 rounds, 50 would have fired. Yeah it's bulky, yeah you need to try hard to justify it's belonging, but a failure? NOPE! re-load and do it again, just for you, no video, and the same thing will happen again... Maybe. That wasn't the mag failing to cycle the round. That being stated, I really want the follow-up video of you wiping there egg from your face. This same type magazine works just as well for my shotgun. Only difference, it's totally justified for the weapon. I do learn a lot from you, Sir. I just wanted to say that this mag never had a real chance with you. Biased to state the least. Good job, though! Thank you!
Um, ok. It was given to me for the video and I have since given it away. So there will be no follow-up evaluation. If you like yours, rock on, but it's not for me. Thanks for watching.
Perfectly said. I too was going to write a comment stating how he was biased from the beginning before even trying it and never gave it chance. Seems like he didn't like promag so the review ended right when it started.
Not bulky there small in person
Do you have a video on the 50 rd drum for Ak 47
Sorry, no.
@@30secondtactics dang okay, I recently purchased one and I’ve been looking all over for a disassemble vid because mine is functioning properly and I’m wanting to take it apart
It’s a way you load the 50 mag by spinning the drum
Can you make a video of dissemble and assemble of this pro mag drum
Unfortunately, no. UA-cam rules are rather strict about "building guns". Showing assembly and disassembly of guns/paets/accessories is not allowed.
Is the magazine tube welded or made together with the mag or can it be removed and replaced Ive heard somebody else do it idk how tru it is tho
WHat happens when you load it with 49 rounds?
Good question.
Then Itll have 49 rounds in it.. lmao. Next question
im wanting one for an AR9 and a PSA Dagger. but im afraid they will not work in them
The Dagger should take any G19 or longer mag.
I had a small spring and black pin loosely in mine. Is that needed for the mag?
Any time "spare parts" fall out that's a bad thing. Is it still working ok?
I believe what you're talking about goes in the back of the first link of the follower and helps to keep the follower centered to prevent it from kinking up inside the magazine. You can see the hole it goes in at the 5:30 mark on the video. It's designed to work with that pin and spring but if it's still working without it you can either leave it as is or consider taking it apart to re install those pieces.
Yes thank you. I took apart mine to replace the stick on it and sadly it didn't work. The pro mags are just made poorly
@@jonahalbert8718 yep, you pretty much get what you pay for and the Pmag and other high quality drums are double the price.
@Ricky all you need is an allen wrench and some patience. Go slow and if you think you might forget the sequence to put it back together, take pictures after each step.
Yeah, ProMag not exactly the best reputation. But hey! Bonus that it did okay for you!
I open my drum and the spring and everything came apart can you do a tutorial on how to rebuild it
Bummer. Unfortunately UA-cam is pretty strick on videos showing how to build guns and gun stuff so I can't risk it. Sorry.
Can u do do a video on how to put it back together
Exactly mines is apart and I don’t know where to put back together
💥😎4 EHT MHTIROGLA👍🇺🇸
I don't understand why it needs the 17 dummy round follower?
Is that track of replicas spring loaded?
If not...why not just up the mag to like 65 rnds or something ?
There has to be something pushing rounds up through the stick mag portion of the drum mag.
@@30secondtactics which you explained vary clearly in the video… smh
@@sevengramrocks2746 thanks for watching.
Mine broke the first 10 rounds. Broke the lips right off. The jamb was incredibly hard to clear. Promag sucks. If magpul or the manufacturer dosnt make it, I won't buy it.
Bummer.
2 mins and 18 seconds in and your basic logic has already turned me away from buying it. Thank you for saving me money.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
Do you just like the sound of your own voice?
Do you not?
Great video
Thanks for watching.
Hickok38
Kickok9mm maybe?
I agree, this is a complete design mess - pretty much impossible to load without having three hands. It may run o.k., but which idiot designed the loading mechanism?
I need help to relign the the follower can someone help
I wouldnt use that for a Glock. Maybe for a Sub-2000 or Ruger PC9. Seems to heavy for a pistol to keep perfect aim.
That’s why you use a green dot and spray 😂
Jarhead 101 basic,,,,, graphite is king
Couldn't hurt.
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